Peacock is scheduled to premiere its new crime drama “M.I.A.” on May 7, 2026, with all nine episodes of the inaugural season to be released simultaneously in a binge format rollout.

Set and filmed in South Florida, “M.I.A.” follows Etta Tiger Jonze (played by Shannon Gisela), a tough-as-nails woman from the Florida Keys whose family’s drug operation collapses in tragedy. Struggling to survive, Etta is drawn into the neon-lit and dangerous underworld of Miami—a journey that transforms her into a formidable queenpin. The show is spearheaded by writers and executive producers Bill Dubuque (Ozark) and Karen Campbell (Dexter).

Filmed entirely in Miami-Dade County, “M.I.A.” is a rare case of a television series both set and produced on location in Miami. Streaming on Peacock starting May 7, this 9-episode thriller promises an intense, location-rich dive into Miami’s criminal depths.

With the passing of the new county budget, the fee for obtaining a film permit has increased from $125 to $150. This adjustment reflects rising administrative costs and aims to better support the resources required to manage film activity in the area. The updated fee will take effect immediately and applies to all new permit applications.

Office of the Sheriff of Miami-Dade County

Please be advised effective January 7th, 2025, any permit that requires Miami-Dade police will require an additional insurance certificate naming the Office of the Sheriff of Miami-Dade County as additionally insured. 

See below: 

Office of the Sheriff of Miami-Dade County
9105 NW 25 Street, Suite 3049
Doral, FL, 33172